New York-headquartered security awareness platform provider Anagram has raised $10 million in a Series A round led by Madrona, with participation from existing investors General Catalyst, Bloomberg Beta, Operator Partners, and Secure Octane.

Groundlight, which raised $10 million in seed funding last year, is backed by investors including Madrona Venture Group, Greycroft Partners, Founders' Co-op, Flying Fish, Ascend, and Essence VC.

Andrew Woodfield and Chris Le are the founding partners of Actuate Ventures. (Photo Courtesy of Chris Le)Two former employees of Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin space company are striking out on their own with Actuate Ventures, a venture studio that specializes in supporting startups in the space industry and other deep-tech markets.Actuate’s founding partners, Chris Le and Andrew Woodfield, set up shop less than a year ago — but the studio is already building up connections with collaborators, investors and entrepreneurs. This week, they’re participating in events at SF Tech Week, and they’re also in the midst of a campaign to create their first $25 million venture fund for investment.Le said it’s not just about the money. “We think of ourselves as ‘co-founders in a box,'” he told GeekWire. “The venture studio model in particular is a hybrid. It’s like if an incubator and a VC had a baby